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Ensuring healthy pregnancies, safe births, and thriving infants.

Ensuring healthy pregnancies, safe births, and thriving infants.

Our Initiatives

I Gave Birth Bracelet

The “I Gave Birth” bracelet is a simple way to remind everyone around you to keep an eye on your health after giving birth. Learn more about your bracelet!

Learn More about your I gave birth bracelet

Mother & Infant Supply Kits

Our supply kits provide essential baby care items to families, helping ensure newborns have a safe and healthy start. Learn more about supply kits!

Mother & Infant Supply Kits

Proactive Postpartum Call Center

The call center will call postpartum women to follow up and discuss any questions or concerns they may have. Learn about the call center!

Learn more about the reverse call center!

Postpartum Warning Signs

Seek urgent care
if you have any of these symptoms:

  • Fever of 100.4°F or higher
  • Severe headache that won’t go away
  • Dizziness or fainting
  • Vision changes
  • Trouble breathing
  • Chest pain or fast-beating heart
  • Swelling, redness, or pain in your leg
  • Extreme swelling of your hands or face
  • Severe belly pain that doesn’t go away
  • Severe nausea and throwing up
  • Heavy bleeding
  • Extreme tiredness
  • Thoughts of hurting yourself or baby

Don’t forget to say, “I gave birth on [date] at [hospital/facility].”

“We aim to empower families with the knowledge, resources, and support
they need to ensure healthy pregnancies, safe births, and thriving infants.”

Our Purpose

The Arkansas Center for Women & Infants’ Health is dedicated to reducing infant mortality and improving maternal health outcomes across the state. Through partnerships with hospitals, clinics, and community organizations, we deliver evidence-based interventions specifically tailored to address the challenges facing Arkansas families.

We aim to empower families with the knowledge, resources, and support they need to ensure healthy pregnancies, safe births, and thriving infants.

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